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Four Killed in Plane Crash
Searchers Locate Bodies of Hikers Killed by Storm
NAMES IN THE NEWS : S. African Decries 'Salesmen'
Excerpts of Remarks: Openness and 'a Desire to Build Bridges'
HUNTINGTON BEACH : Parking at Broken Meters to Be Banned
THE DROUGHT : Farmers Let Trees Die as Water Costs Rise
Science / Medicine : AIDS Remission After Risky Heat Treatment Raises Curiosity
THE SIDELINES : 'Not a Saint,' Doug Landry Says
NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Cardinals Steal Way to Victory Over Cubs
O.C. Opposes 'Catch' on NEA Funds, Poll Finds
Golf Gets Into Swing of Business : Aging baby boomers are giving up aerobics for less strenuous exercise. Home buyers are putting a premium on lots near fairways. That's made golf a hot commodity.
Luxury houses cause stir in home of the elk : Developers say their plan takes pains to make room for the animals. Some environmentalists have doubts.
China Students, Police Clash During Protests
ORANGE COUNTY VOICES : BIGOTRY : Workplace Rules Still Evolving--and Woe to Those Who Don't Keep Up : With work-force diversity on the rise, so are the number and types of prejudices that savvy employers need to guard against.
3 Die in Crash With Suspected Drunk Driver
County : IN BRIEF : WILMINGTON : 3 Relatives Killed, 1 Injured in Crash
Nevada Killer, 26, Executed by Injection
Gorbymania: A Sign of Dissent in Minnesota
BRIEFING TODAY'S TALKS : Another Move on Chessboard: Meeting Roh
Shrieks Shattered Peace of Quiet Neighborhood on Night of Rampage : 'Nightmare': The intruder's kin say he was a mild-tempered, gentle man devoted to his family and did not drink or use drugs. But they also say he had been given a substance at a party.
When It Comes to Insults, All Is Not Fair at the Faire
SANTA PAULA : Council to Consider Sculpture Proposal
COUNTYWIDE : MACYs' Enchanted Evening for Students
He's Manager, Prisoner of World Cup : Soccer: Italy's Luca Cordero di Montezemolo is consumed by details in a land of procrastination.
Victory Lets Abbott Erase Bitter Memory
Dodgers Pick Okla. Pitcher in 1st Round
SHORT TAKES : 'Dead Poets' Takes Italy Prize
Fans' Loyalty Paying Off for Leagues : Licensing: The Bobble-Head Era showed pro and college sports that big money could be made outside the arena.
TV/VIDEO
Turner Moved Fast After Her Split With Hayden: Jane Fonda
Skid Row Artist Experiencing a Renaissance : Homeless: His work goes on display in LACE program to help the down and out who have vision.
Market Watch : WEEKLY SCORECARD : MUTUAL FUNDS
Market Watch : Private Investors Find an Open Door in Mexico : Investing: Privatization has lured big corporate buyers, who have grabbed hotels and plants. But individuals can also get in on the action by playing the market.
P.M. BRIEFING : $778-Million Brokerage Formed
An Eye on Contact Lens Industry : Antitrust: Allegations that anti-competitive sales practices force millions to pay higher prices are being investigated. The leads were developed during an FBI sting operation at the state Capitol.
A Brush With the Old West : Culture: Once a year, the Cowboy Artists of America meet on a ranch to ride and rope and find new inspiration.
WASHINGTON INSIGHT
U.S. Navy Officer Slain by Masked Men in Philippines : Crime: Attack in his home near Subic Bay base is believed to have been a robbery.
California IN BRIEF : TRACY : Youth in Delinquent Program Drowns
$89 Million Pledged in National Telethon for Sick Children
Talks Improve Climate for Unification, Germans Say
NATION : Coastal Drilling Delay Expected
Science / Medicine : Treatment Offers Hope on Lymphoblastic Leukemia
OXNARD : Brothers Hit After Darting Into Traffic
LAGUNA BEACH : Tiny Church Designated a Landmark
ELECTIONS : CONGRESS : Lagomarsino Challengers See Opposite Ways to Win : Veteran congressman faces 2 Democrats and a Republican who says he just wants to give voters a choice.
In the Booth, Evert Feels Like 'Rookie'
Teaming up for the first time, Kent...
The Atlanta Braves probably will select shortstop...
Juan Martinez and Jorge Del Vallier each...
Was Channel 10's 'Scoop' a Case of Bad Judgment?
Travis Has 5 Nominations in Fan-Voted Country Music Awards
Market Watch : WEEKLY SCORECARD : STOCK GROUP WINNERS & LOSERS
Campeau Interest Payments Deferred: A group of...
Gorbachev Hints of Flexibility on a United Germany in NATO : Reunification: But he warns against the imposition of any solution over his nation's objections.
Southern Death Penalty Lawyers Lack Pay, Experience, Study Finds
Minnesotans Are Hosts to a First Lady : Diplomacy: She peppers the people she meets with questions during impromptu stops in Minneapolis.
Study Hits Lag in Doctor Disciplining : Health: Draft report says medical boards suffer from serious problems. It also criticizes slowness of action against physicians in botched cases.
Drummer in Rock Band Rescued From Fire at Sea
ANOTHER MAG: Nearly 100 magazines are published...
Swap Meet Guard Slain in Pursuit of Bandits
OXNARD : Rogalsky Named Rio Superintendent
ANAHEIM : High Schools Offer College Work on TV
Science / Medicine : DDC Drug Made Available for AIDS
Hells Angel Lectures on News Ethics
PLATFORM : Reform, Quickly
PERSPECTIVE ON KOREA : The Summit Was the Undercard : What happened in Washington was unremarkable compared to improved Soviet-South Korean ties.
Mexican Boxer Defends Title in U.S. Debut
Justice Dept. Asked to Give Views on NFL Free Agency
Duncan Takes Golf Lead With Second-Round 69
MUSIC REVIEW : Mozart Program Shows Off Early Works
Starry, Starry Night Makes Warner Bros. Bash an Occasion to Remember : Movies: Studio throws a spectacular party to mark the reclaiming of the lot it had shared with Columbia.
JAN J. NOLAN, CHRISTOPHER P. KRALICK and GERALD G. JOHNSTON : Unearthing Eco-Criminals : D.A. Special Unit Aims to Clean Up on County Polluters
A summary of Southern California-related business litigation developments during the past week.
China to Open Futures Market: China this...
NATION : Marcos Trial to Resume June 12
Guard Patrols in Midwest as Winds, Twisters Kill 10
NAMES IN THE NEWS : 2 Summit Stars Are Not No. 1
Judge Rules Supervisors Must Redistrict
Huge Crowds Gathering to Mark Anniversary of Khomeini's Death
Times' S.D. Edition Takes 9 Media Society Awards
Striving for Tocqueville's America : Democracy: Campaign reforms may be needed, but reconnecting with one another and with the commonweal is more urgent.
THE SIDELINES : Reno May Switch Conferences
Pop Music Capsules : Mahlathini Unleashes a Masterful Performance
QUOTABLE
TV/VIDEO
Comments Whip Up Tempest at Tonys
Music and Dance Reviews : Los Angeles Baroque Orchestra Closes Its Season
Art Lund, 75; Singer With Goodman in Big Band Era
The Collector : Piru Man Stores Up the Past, But Museum's Future Is in Question
The Pentagon Ploy, for All It's Worth : The Norton Co. wanted to fight off a British takeover bid. Then it found a corporate Lafayette.
LOTTERY RESULTS: JUNE 2
Capriati Has Eye on Title After Paz
Fear, Loathing and Confusion in Political TV Ad Blitz
A summary of Southern California-related business litigation developments during the past week.
Critic of U.S. Survives Lion's Den--Detroit : Competition: The Liberal Democratic Party member and co-author of 'A Japan That Can Say No' finds tough questions--and cordiality--on his visit to a city hard hit by imports.
Bakker Cellmate Denies Evangelist Is 'Raving Lunatic'
Richard Millar, 91; Two-Time Chairman of Northrop
Activists Put Safety First After Blast : Environment: Anti-logging protesters are taking extra precautions since two of their leaders were injured by a bomb.
A Killer Is Back : The Scarcity of Vaccine, Outreach Has Measles Running Wild : Health: The vaccination system is breaking down. So far, 34 children have died in California.
COSTA MESA : Lowriders Draw High Praise at Show
TUESDAY'S ELECTION
A Marquee Matchup for City of Lights : Tennis: Agassi and Chang earn fourth-round victories and will meet in the quarterfinals of the French Open.
L.A. Waited in Pain for Gibson to Get That Healing Feeling
IRVINE ELITE TRACK MEET : Nordquist's Leap of 7-8 1/2 Sets Record
ORANGE COUNTY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER TRIATHLON : Spill Doesn't Spoil Kearns' Bicycle Ride to Victory
COMING ATTRACTIONS
Whistle-Blowers Still Can Sue, Justices Rule
Productivity Drops 2.7%, Worst Since '81 : 1st Quarter Performance Plunges as Labor Costs Rise 7%, Put 'Squeeze on Profits'
A summary of Southern California-related business litigation developments during the past week.
THE TIMES POLL : Feinstein Edge of 13 Points Is Holding Steady
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Redford: End 'Naked Greed'
NATION : Barry Drug Trial Opens; Search for Jury Expected to Be Tough
SOUTHLAND : Tests Run to Find Out What Ails Hospitalized Michael Jackson
Checkpoint Plan Being Opposed : Migrants: Some San Diego County officials say the proposed $33-million Border Patrol station on I-5 at Camp Pendleton would only add to the area's illegal alien problem.
Dymally Resigns From Two Organizations Linked to Conflict-of-Interest Charges : Ethics: The Compton congressman says he is 'tired of taking a beating in the press' for his ties to the groups. He faces two opponents in the primary.
Hooked on a Lifestyle : Fishing, Cards and Camaraderie Are Lures Retiree Can't Resist
MISSION VIEJO : Ticket Sold in City Worth $9.6 Million
ANAHEIM : Gunfire Kills Boy, Wounds 2nd Person
Woman Sues Over Deaths of Her 2 Cats : Pets: The animals died in a fumigation tent. Their owner wants the exterminators to pay, but they deny blame and say $2,000 is a lot to ask.
Cornelson Sets Record in 24-Hour Cycling
Batters Turned Into Blade Runners : Baseball: Pitchers Tom Browning and Randy Myers usually have a razor's edge when they combine for the Reds.
Il Duce Demand Met in Overtime : The Last Time World Cup Was in Italy, Home Team Was Told 'Win . . . or Else'
Frederick's of Hollywood Founder Is Dead at Age 76
Nation IN BRIEF : NEW YORK : Border Woes Laid to Trade Policies
Celebrity and Celestial Stargazing Make 'Total Recall' Bash Memorable
Nation IN BRIEF : PENNSYLVANIA : Troubled Liner Is Cleared to Depart
NEWS ANALYSIS : 'Good Cop' Bush Crafts Trade Pact : Economic ties: He refuses to link Lithuania and most-favored status for Soviets. Now Congress can play 'bad cop.'
Science / Medicine : Scrambling to Save the Sphinx : Archeology: A researcher spent two years measuring the deteriorating monument. The data, now computerized, will be used to help preserve it and to determine how it was built.
WOODBURY UNIVERSITY : Veteran Architect Louis Naidorf to Head Program
THOUSAND OAKS : Man, 18, to Be Tried in Fatal Knife Attack
San Diego
Man Held in Vehicular Assault on Officer
'Hate Crime' Detectives' Mission Sometimes Impossible : Prejudice: When the motive is purely bigotry and not a personal dispute, the crime is not likely to be solved, investigators say.
Mister Frisky Improving, Is Now Able to Eat
MUSIC REVIEWS : Garden Grove Symphony Closes Its Season
Music and Dance Reviews : Viveca Vasquez Defies Expectations at LACE
P.M. BRIEFING : Bank Gives Campeau Extension
A summary of Southern California-related business litigation developments during the past week.
Italian 'Financier' Casts Shadow Over MGM/UA Buyout
AFI and Apple Computer Announce Alliance: The...
It's Buy, Buy, Buy 'LA Alive!'
California IN BRIEF : ANAHEIM : $89 Million Pledged for Ill Children
'City of Angels' and 'Grand Hotel' the Big Winners at Tony Awards : Broadway: 'City' is the best musical as both shows triumph in several categories. An adapted 'The Grapes of Wrath' edges 'The Piano Lesson' as best play.
Book Selection Not Child's Play : Publishing: Resources now exist to help bewildered parents choose high-quality reading materials from the 40,000 or so children's books currently in print.
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS: THE AD CAMPAIGN
U.N. Mission in Israel
'Piano Lesson,' 'Angels' the Shows to Beat : Broadway: This year's Tony Awards cap one of the busiest theater seasons in years. There were several top contenders in each category.
Shamir Says Soviet Jews Can Settle Anywhere, Including Territories
COLUMN ONE : A Royal Uproar in Japan : A mysterious coronation rite for Akihito is pitting Shinto loyalists against foes of imperialism. The ceremony has fueled a violent church-state debate.
VENTURA : Auto Dealer Settles Suit Over False Ads
Mellinger, Founder of Frederick's of Hollywood, Dies
Sign Marking On-Ramp Isn't Much Help to Motorists
Motorcyclist Killed When He Hits Hydrant
Venable Named Angel of the Week
Name May Be the Same, Not the Numbers
THE SIDELINES : Big Ten Presidents Vote to Let Penn State Join the Conference
Do-or-Die Spirit of Dodgers Lets Reds Live It Up
McCarron Seriously Hurt : Horse racing: He suffers broken legs and broken right forearm. Desormeaux suffers chest injury in fourth-race spill. Patrick Valenzuela takes over ride on Sunday Silence and wins the Californian.
South Africa Loosens the Reins of Movie Censorship : Free speech: The country's more relaxed approach to language and nudity reflects a fundamental break from its strict, Calvinist past.
MUSIC
'Total Recall' Totally Dominates Box Office : Movies: Film starring Schwarzenegger posts one of the top 10 biggest three-day openings ever.
But Where's the Author?
Market Watch : Rocketing Toward 3,000
S. Korea Leader Greeted on Arrival by Friends and Foes
California IN BRIEF : SACRAMENTO : 3 Charged With Defrauding State
3-Year-Old Tells Police Argument Led to Killing, Suicide
French Crash Kills 11 British Tourists
San Diego
MINOR LEAGUE NOTEBOOK / STEVE KRESAL : Already Signed, Sealed, Delivered, Some Players Dodge Today's Draft
COLLEGE WORLD SERIES ROUNDUP : Georgia Races Past No. 1 Stanford With 11-Run Inning, 16-2
A True Winner Is Denied Chance Again
MUSIC REVIEW : American Varieties in Opening of Ojai Fest
ARTS
SHORT TAKES : Phone Firms Get Cable TV Lift
Egypt Lawyer Wants to Sue Shamir for Insult
ORANGE : Parents Needed for Graduation Chores
Abortion Activists Bowl for Dollars : Protest: Advocates take to bowling alleys in new fund-raising technique. Foes oppose the move.
HUNTINGTON BEACH : Parents Are Fighting to Keep School
Sabatini, Chesnokov Join the Ranks of Top Seeds Stumbling in France
ABC Sports Hires Valvano : Basketball: The ousted North Carolina State coach will team up with Brent Musburger. His contract calls for $900,000 for three years.
CONSUMER NEWS
Anniversary of Tian An Men Marked : Protest: Police estimate that 100,000 marched in Hong Kong to demonstrate against Beijing massacre.
Million Mourn at Khomeini Tomb
Soldiers' Families Flee Liberia Capital : Rebellion: Crime, food shortages and an impending attack plague city.
NAMES IN THE NEWS : It's a Girl for Queen's Cousin
Chunks of Bridge Fall Onto Cars
Summit Pleases Allies but Problems Remain--Bush
Clark's Drive Keys Victory for 2-A
Relocating UCLA Lab School
Prop. 115: Right to Privacy and Crime Victims' Reform Act
Prop. 115: Right to Privacy and Crime Victims' Reform Act
Prop. 115: Right to Privacy and Crime Victims' Reform Act
S&L; Bailout
Prop. 115: Right to Privacy and Crime Victims' Reform Act
Relocating UCLA Lab School
Neil Bush
Relocating UCLA Lab School
Insurance Post
Neil Bush
MOVIES - June 4, 1990
MOVIES - June 4, 1990
Names in the News - June 4, 1990
Obituaries - June 4, 1990
Notes on a Scorecard - June 4, 1990
POP/ROCK - June 4, 1990
Gorbachev Sees Closer Relations as Summit Ends : Superpowers: Leaders take moderate approaches to the explosive issues of Lithuania and Germany.
Robert Noyce, Computer Age Pioneer, Dies
REGS: Puzzled by the fine print on...
NO SWEAT? Plans to build a $450-million...
Anaheim Hospital's Power Off in Outage
POLLUTION POLICE: Some little pollution problems have...
'Gorby! Gorby!' Chant His Fans in Minneapolis
Guess-Jordache Feud Bloodied Outsiders, Too : Litigation: Some who investigated, reported or were otherwise drawn into the case say their reputations, and even their health, have been damaged.
ODD BEDFELLOWS: Its backers believe Northern California...
Barry Trial Begins Today; Plea Bargain Talks Falter : Narcotics: D.C. mayor faces charges of possessing crack and lying under oath. He is described by associates as upbeat, almost defiant.
San Francisco Draws Parade of Protesters : Freedom: Groups join to voice their demands to the Soviet and South Korean leaders.
For the Record - June 4, 1990
For the Record - June 4, 1990
Toasting Broadway's best, via Southern California
From the Archives: Rex Harrison, Urbane Star of 'My Fair Lady,' Dies at 82
POOR EATERS Helping Children Who Refuse to Eat by Joel Macht (Plenum Press: $19.95)
A Bit of England in Bel-Air for Actress Seymour
Hints for Enjoying Shenandoah Park
America's Housing : WASHINGTON : Energy-Efficiency Rating Plan May Come to Homes
The Truth (Sort of) About Rafting the Colorado
FLASH FROM THE PAST
Stay Lifted, Nevada Plans Execution
Rep. Bentley Faces Charge in Scuffle With Ex-Policeman
'CRYPT'-MEISTERS
California IN BRIEF : CLEARLAKE : Girl Brings $10,000 to School, Shares It
Reagan Officials Wage War Over Iran-Contra : McFarlane: Why 'Cap' Is Wrong
Endorsements
Man and His Garden Sow Seeds of Anger
North Park Theatre's Protectors Believe the Shows Must Go On
Cancer Hokum Wastes Vital Time, Specialists Tell Symposium at Hoag : Medicine: Half of U.S. cancer patients die, so 'people will continue to gravitate to unproven prescriptions,' expert says.
The leafy, 12-foot sycamore isn't the biggest...
He Cashes In on the Craze : Telephone Auctions Have Made Rosen a Mint
Gibson Return Sparks No Miracles : Dodgers: 1988 MVP is robbed of a homer in his first at-bat in almost a year, but he fails to get a hit.
UCI's Morales Falls Short in Final Hammer Throw
COMMENTARY : Time Has Come for Mets to Turn the Page on 1986
A Reprise of Highly Personal Stories About AIDS
Steve Wynn Breaks Out of the Syndicate
Takin On The Cash Wins Kindergarten by a Length
Double Doors
When it Comes to Cash, Leave Home Without It
French Socialist to Lead Capitalist Charge into Eastern Europe : Banking: Jacques Attali was the architect of France's failed program of nationalizing industry. Now he's the head of a pro-privatization bank.
A Filmmaker's Finances Face a Court Assault : Entertainment: Francis Ford Coppola remains a magnificent bankrupt. But his latest Chapter 11 filings have been challenged by a major creditor. At stake are his film and vineyard businesses.
FOREIGN STUDIES by Shusaku Endo translated from the Japanese by Mark Williams (Linden: $18.95; 232 pp.)
FICTIONDAY OF THE CHEETAH by Dale Brown...
THE JOY LUCK CLUB by Amy Tan (Ivy Books: $5.95)
MAKE-BELIEVE BALLROOMS by Peter J. Smith (Atlantic Monthly Press: $9.95)
Cycling Through Holland With a Barge in Tow
Home Improvement : Tips on Rewiring Aluminum Frame Windows : Home repair: Changing the screen mesh in your windows can be easy and relatively inexpensive.
Out Where the Sense of Place Is a Sense of Motion
Nation IN BRIEF : MASSACHUSETTS : 3 Democrats Vie to Succeed Dukakis
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS CAMPAIGN ROUNDUP : A Flurry of Flyers, a Twist in Old Feud
Liberian Rebels Advance, Meet Little Resistance
POINT / COUNTERPOINT : Should Park Service Participate in Swap?
U.S. Reviews Latin Policy, Will Push for Free Markets
COLUMN LEFT : No Rewards Before Real Change : Apartheid is not dead and white South Africa should not feel the pressures have lifted until it is.
Events in the news this week.
Oak Protectors Want Builders' Permits Pulled for Violations : Environment: A proposed law would supplant a weaker measure, allowing city officials to order a 10-year development ban on those who illegally cut the trees.
'A lot of people think I'm abnormally bright or a genius. But I'm not; I just work hard'
Titans Lose Gonzales, Game : College World Series: Cal State Fullerton lost its leading hitter after he crashed into the wall. Then Oklahoma State rolled to a 14-4 victory in a first-round game.
Dodger Voice Found More Stylish Roles
Art for Rent in Museum's Bargain Basement : A LACMA gallery helps struggling artists by making it more affordable for people to rent or buy their original works
Try These Visual Tastes of Hungary and Greece
Lawyers Answer Question on Recalling Board
Best Shots in This Park Need a Lens
Remodeling Payments Regulated in State
U.S. Targets in Mideast May Be Attacked, Palestinian Warns
Cal Poly Student Wins Research Competition
ROAD NOTES
Indonesia Orangutans Use Rules of the Jungle to Test Saviors' Skills
Bush's Doctor Is Not the Silent Type : White House: Burton Lee looks after the health of his friend, President Bush. He also offers opinions on other health-related topics.
20 at Cal Poly Pomona Awarded Scholarships
Nation IN BRIEF : TEXAS : Boy Dies Before Planned Transplant
Gambling Initiative Drive Begins
The Dark Side of Mexico That Officials Rush to Deny : Human Rights: Although Mexico is no El Salvador, there is a pattern of selective abuse that allows torture, jailings, disappearances--even murder.
Pickup Tire Blows on I-5; 1 Dead
Elway Is Known for The Drive, but He Also Can Use the Driver
Witt Hopes the Nightmare Is Over
SOFTBALL SOUTHERN SECTION CHAMPIONSHIPS : Marina Wins 5-A Title With Run in Ninth
McColl's Neighbors Deserve Fast Action : Decision Is Due Now on How to Clean Up Toxic Site
SOUTHERN SECTION BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS : Iguana More Than Just a Pet to La Serna's Adams
Morningside Girls' Team Finishes Second in State Track Meet
SOUTHERN SECTION BASEBALL : San Luis Obispo, San Marino Win Titles
ALBUM REVIEWS : *** 1/2 CARLA BLEY "Fleur Carnivore" Watt : Albums are rated from one star (poor) to five stars (a classic).
HIGHEST SAVINGS YIELDS
A new B&B; at Capitola-by-the-Sea (near Santa...
Reservation Vote Elects Pro-Gambling Candidate as Mohawk Chief
Hong Kong Scrambles for Chicken Feet
West L.A. Gives It Old College Try : Education: Some frowned on the West Los Angeles College president's marketing techniques. But its once-lagging enrollment is growing.
Balloon-Based Science Probe Damaged in Landing
AQMD Puts Limits on Toxic Industrial Emissions
'Transfer' Program Offers Defense Discoveries to Commercial Business : Technology: Along with the Cold War, some military secrecy is ending. Weapons research labs have opened their doors to private industry.
236 Vehicles Impounded in Police Sweep
Unearned Run in Ninth Allows Marina to Win 'Stressful' Title Game
No Heartbeat in Adult-Proof New Kids : * NW KIDS ON THE BLOCK "Step by Step" Columbi a: Albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor) to five (a classic).